Other females judge you, Because you're a stripper. It's sad when don't know you, They just want a big tipper. All that you've been through, They're oblivious to the shiit. Stripping pays all your bills, They don't know how it feels. Sometimes you miss meals. You strip to pay your tuition. Your dreams came to fruition. Frail rose from the concrete, Some days you couldn't eat. Stripper heels killing your feet. At the clubs all eyes on you. Who can compare, but a few? Had a son at only age nineteen. Baby daddy didn't seem so keen. Growing up as a single teen, You couldn't go out and party. Your parents didn't feel sorry. Had to get your very own place, Cause there wasn't enough space. Amazing how you're down to Earth, Even after nearly dying giving birth. You get lonely at night sometimes, Because niggas don't treat you right. Laying there alone, crying at night. So much pain and you had to suffer. Living as a single, depressed mother. Out in public you always fake a smile. Tough front always been your style. They don't see your struggle at all. Your peers are childish and cruel. Bystanders just adding to the fuel. Calling you names like hoe and sluut. The bullying makes you want to cut. You have to stay strong for your son. A woman's work is never done. A woman's worth is underrated. A woman's touch is a miracle. Worked hard to eat steak and lobster. It's great that you can finally prosper.